Bellingham's father furious as son subbed off

The Bellingham Family

Jobe, 19, joined Dortmund from Sunderland in the summer for £32m and started the trip to St Pauli but was withdrawn by manager Niko Kovac after a lacklustre first half.

According to Sky Sports , this decision did not please Jobe's parents - Mr. Mark and Mrs. Denise. After the 3-3 draw, they waited in the tunnel. Here, Mr. Mark, who is also his son's career advisor, had an emotional exchange with Sporting Director Sebastian Kehl.

The source said he expressed disappointment both at Jobe’s early substitution and the team’s overall performance. Bild also reported that Mark Bellingham even sought to meet Kovac directly and “could not hide his opinion”.

Some Dortmund players also noticed his anger, believing it stemmed from his son being substituted in the first half, combined with the team's collapse. Dortmund were leading 3-1 and seemed to be in control of the game, but conceded two goals in the final four minutes, leaving Hamburg with just a point.

Immediately afterwards, Kehl also spoke up to remind that the dressing room area is reserved for players and coaching staff only: “We are all disappointed with the result. But the team living area is only for players, coaches and officials, not for families or representatives. This will not happen again, we have made it clear to all parties.”

Jobe, who wears the No. 7 shirt, has previously featured in the FIFA Club World Cup since moving to Dortmund, and came off the bench in the German Cup win over Rot-Weiss Essen earlier this month. However, the St. Pauli game was his Bundesliga debut – and it lasted just 45 minutes.

Source: https://znews.vn/cha-cua-bellingham-tuc-gian-vi-con-trai-bi-thay-khoi-san-post1579649.html